Don Nyamande

By Jessie Majome (MP) 17 July 2015 marked the beginning of the worst nightmare in history for Zimbabwean workers in the private sector with the handing down of the Supreme Court judgment allowing the termination, by employers, of…
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Report by The Zimbabwean HARARE - Several truck-loads of Anti-Riot Police (Black Boots) troops have this morning besieged Gorlon House, headquarters of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) in Harare. The siege follows the…
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By Ray Ndlovu HARARE — President Robert Mugabe’s party is set to use its parliamentary majority to rubber stamp through a change in Zimbabwe’s labour laws, in an effort to halt the dismissal of thousands of employees from various work…
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By Kuda Bwititi and Itai Mazire HARARE - Both Houses of Parliament will be summoned from leave to pass the Labour Act Amendment Bill, which is now with printers for formatting and gazetting.  Although its not clear when exactly…
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By Daniel Nemukuyu HARARE - A judge of the Constitutional Court has ruled that the constitutional appeal by two former Zuva Petroleum managers against termination of employment on notice was a legal nullity because the pair had no right…
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HARARE - Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Kuwadzana Member of Parliament, Nelson Chamisa, has crossed paths with officials from the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) over his involvement in the Zuva Petroleum Supreme Court…
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The Supreme Court yesterday ruled that payment of housing, educational and other allowances is not a right to workers and employers are not obliged to pay them unless there is an agreement binding on the parties to that effect.
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Perennial wisdom dictates that it is an effort in futility to bite the hand that feeds you. Likewise, few shed tears over the naivety of the proverbial man who falls from a tree after cutting the branch he sat on against advice.
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This is the full text of the Supreme Court Judgment No 43-15 which found that employers have a common law right to dismiss employees on notice.
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HARARE - Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) MP for Kuwadzana, Nelson Chamisa, is under fire from labour activists for his role in the Supreme Court judgment delivered last Friday which now allows companies to terminate…
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